Supernotes

What is Supernotes?

Supernotes is a note-taking platform for capturing ideas, tasks and lists across devices, built around digital notecards. Cards support equations, tables, images and checklists.

Key capabilities of Supernotes

• Notecards: rich content cards with equations, tables and images
• Hierarchy and links: organization with filters, search and 2D and 3D link graphs
• Real-time collaboration: instant sharing, editing and comments
• AI assist: typo detection and help organizing ideas
• Markdown import and PDF export: move content in and out
• Privacy focus: vendor says it does not sell or snoop on data

How Supernotes works

Users create notecards and organize them in a hierarchy with links, then view connections in a graph. Notes can be shared and edited together in real time. AI features check for typos and help organize ideas on the Unlimited plan.

Who uses Supernotes?

Supernotes suits people who want a fast notecard system, with users describing it as a fit for zettelkasten-style note taking. The vendor cites a 4.9 App Store rating.

Supernotes pricing

The free tier holds 100 cards, expandable through referrals. The Unlimited plan adds AI and unlimited cards, and the homepage does not list its price; third-party figures conflict.

Supernotes alternatives

Alternatives include Obsidian for local Markdown notes, Goodnotes for handwritten notes and Kosmik for visual boards.